It was December 1, 1934, and the gray skies over Philadelphia matched the solemnity of a nation still clawing its way out of the Great Depression. Franklin Field buzzed with anticipation, hosting 78,000 fans in what was more than a football game—it was an institution. The Army-Navy Game, a yearly clash of grit and pride, captured the imagination of America. But in 1934, it wasn’t just the game; it was the weather, the mud, and one man’s extraordinary kick that turned the spectacle into legend. Continue reading “Slade 3, Army 0” →